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A construct containing 7 Kbp of 5′ flanking sequence, the intron, both exons and 1.8 Kbp of 3′ flanking sequence was expressed in a pattern that closely resembled the endogenous scleraxis gene.

AMPK-mediated phophorylation of ACC1 (S79) [47], [47] also exhibited an oscillatory pattern that closely resembled the AMPK phosphorylation pattern.

Encouragingly, the model predicts highly similar expression readout from the two sequences, with a pattern that closely matches that observed for the N. vit CRM (fig. 6 a).

Our numerical simulation of this phenomenon predicts a pattern of greater circularity as the raft size increases, a pattern that closely matches our experimental data.

Expression of UAS-HARobo2 with robo2-Gal4 andetectionof of transgenic Robo2 with anti-HA reveals an expression pattern that closely resembles the endogenous pattern of Robo2 protein, suggesting that the robo2-GAL4 faithfully reports Robo2 expression (data not shown).

A subset of ER– breast cancers (molecular apocrine or luminal androgen receptor) retain AR [ 15- 18] and have a gene expression pattern that closely resembles that of ER + breast cancers [ 2, 19].

Instead, high-resolution images of the valleys reveal more than 250 coiling spiral patterns that closely resemble lava flows on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Simulations with moderate levels of competition coupled with a relatively high fire frequency (once every 4 years) and a relatively high likelihood of fire spread across five-meter grid cells (dependent on litter fuel loads) were shown to create patterns that closely mimic the quasi three-dimensional remotely-sensed measures of this open canopy system.

Capturing the results of a subwoofer stacked against water, Sie's video begins with frequencies that create fluid geometric patterns that closely following the song's gradual buildup.

The patterns that closely represent the experimentally observed oscillatory profiles (clusters 5, 7, and 8, Fig. 3C; Fig. 2A, left 8 plots) were from parameter values that occupy a significantly broad region in the 18-dimensional parameter space.

For retinal ganglion cells, the CreER Z/AP method labels dendrites, axons, and axon arbors (the latter in retino-recipient areas in the brain) in patterns that closely match those obtained by classical labeling methods such as diI and neurobiotin filling (Figure 2B; ref. 15; and T.R., T. Badea, and J.N., unpublished observations).